ALL DESIGNERS

HLW brings a rare combination of long institutional history and contemporary workplace thinking, with services spanning architecture, interiors, strategy, lighting, and brand experience. The New York headquarters functions as both a client-facing showcase and a working lab, making the practice especially credible for organizations exploring future-forward office formats and innovation-driven environments.

Tengbom brings unusually deep institutional design experience to workplace and office projects, combining architectural heritage with contemporary Swedish workplace thinking. It is a good fit for organizations that want offices with longevity, clarity, and a strong balance between reuse, identity, and day-to-day function.

White Arkitekter combines interior design, architecture, landscape, and urban design inside one of Sweden’s most established design organizations. Its Stockholm presence makes it a strong candidate for clients who want office environments shaped by sustainability, social impact, and Scandinavian clarity rather than a narrowly commercial fit-out mindset.

CannonDesign approaches workplace and commercial interiors through a broader strategic lens, combining architecture, engineering, experience design, and change-oriented consulting. The Chicago office is especially compelling for organizations that want a design partner able to connect workplace performance with sustainability, brand, community impact, and large-scale implementation.

Henning Larsen’s Copenhagen studio brings together architecture, interiors, landscape, and urban design with a distinctly Scandinavian emphasis on daylight, adaptability, and long-term social impact. For office and headquarters clients, the practice stands out for pairing refined design sensibility with strong sustainability thinking and a human-centered view of how workplaces should feel and perform.

Gensler’s San Francisco studio combines the scale of a global design practice with a highly local point of view shaped by the firm’s founding city. The team is especially strong in research-driven workplace design, flexible headquarters planning, and sustainability-minded interiors that support collaboration, inclusion, and long-term resilience.

Gensler’s Paris office brings the scale and research depth of a global workplace practice into the French market. It is a strong fit for companies seeking a proven partner for headquarters, flexible offices, and performance-driven workplace strategies that connect employee experience, brand, and real estate decisions.

Gensler Dubai is a strong option for companies that want a workplace partner with deep global research, brand-aware design thinking, and proven delivery experience in the UAE. The studio is especially relevant for regional headquarters, premium office interiors, and workplace concepts that need to balance operational performance with a polished client-facing experience.

Gensler Singapore is a strong choice for clients seeking research-led workplace design with the resources of a global multidisciplinary practice. The office is especially relevant for regional headquarters and innovation-driven workplaces that need to integrate brand, culture, flexibility, and long-term resilience in a compact urban context.

Gensler Hong Kong is a strong fit for companies that want global workplace expertise applied to a highly constrained, high-performance urban office market. The studio is especially relevant for firms seeking strategy-led interiors, regional headquarters design, and workplace concepts that balance efficiency, experience, and brand presence.

Gensler Sydney is a strong option for companies that want research-led workplace planning backed by a large global commercial design practice. The studio is especially relevant for regional headquarters, finance and technology offices, and corporate environments where brand, flexibility, and long-term workplace performance all need to be resolved together.

Gensler Tokyo is a strong choice for companies that want research-led workplace design backed by a large global commercial practice. The studio is especially relevant for regional headquarters, innovation-led offices, and premium workplace projects where brand, flexibility, and long-term performance all need to align.

Gensler London is a strong choice for organizations that want research-led workplace planning backed by a large global commercial design practice. The studio is especially relevant for headquarters, finance and technology offices, and major corporate workplace projects where brand, flexibility, and long-term business performance must align.

Il Prisma is one of the strongest Milan additions for workplace-led projects, combining strategy, architecture, and experiential interior design from its long-established base in the city. The firm is especially relevant for brand-conscious occupiers and headquarters teams that want offices to support culture, collaboration, and a more emotionally engaging employee experience.

PLH Arkitekter has a long-standing reputation in Denmark for designing workplaces, headquarters, and office hubs that translate brand, culture, and day-to-day work patterns into highly usable space. The Copenhagen studio is especially compelling for clients who want strategic advisory, interior design, and branded workplace thinking wrapped into one coherent commercial design process.

M Moser’s New York team integrates strategy, design, engineering, and delivery, making it well suited to workplace projects that need more than a cosmetic refresh. The studio emphasizes people-centered, sustainable, and technology-aware environments that connect brand, culture, wellness, and real estate performance.

M Moser’s Paris office is a strong choice for businesses that want workplace strategy, interior design, engineering, and delivery thinking tightly integrated. The practice is especially compelling for companies seeking office environments where brand, sustainability, and day-to-day operational performance need to be resolved together rather than in separate phases.

M Moser Dubai stands out for clients that want workplace strategy, interior design, engineering, and delivery thinking connected from the start. The office is well suited to regional headquarters and multinational occupiers looking for branded, sustainable, and technology-ready work environments rather than a simple fit-out exercise.

M Moser Singapore is particularly compelling for companies that want workplace transformation handled through one integrated team rather than split across consultants and contractors. The studio is well positioned for major head office projects where culture, sustainability, and operational performance all need to be resolved together.

M Moser Hong Kong is a standout choice for office clients that want a deeply workplace-focused team with strategy, design, engineering, and delivery capabilities under one roof. Given the firm's origins and local depth, it is especially relevant for major corporate workplaces where change management, sustainability, and execution quality all matter.

M Moser London is a strong fit for clients that want workplace strategy, design, engineering, and delivery handled through one integrated team. The studio is especially relevant for major headquarters and corporate transformation projects where sustainability, technology, and organizational change all need to be addressed together.

IA Interior Architects focuses exclusively on interior architecture and workplace strategy, giving its New York studio a sharp point of view on how brand, business goals, and everyday work patterns should shape space. It is a strong option for companies that want a workplace partner with deep commercial interiors experience across corporate, legal, healthcare, retail, and education environments.

STUDIOS’ Washington, DC office has built a strong reputation in workplace strategy while also handling headquarters, base building, and civic-adjacent assignments. The practice brings a thoughtful, mission-driven approach to office design, blending strong interior concepts with long-range flexibility, adaptive thinking, and a clear sense of community impact.

Ted Moudis Associates is a workplace specialist with a long track record in architecture, interiors, workplace strategy, and change management. Its New York team stands out for creating flexible offices that feel polished and client-ready while still supporting day-to-day productivity, brand expression, and a more hospitality-minded employee experience.

STUDIOS Architecture is especially relevant to a workplace directory because office and workplace design sit at the core of its market positioning. The Paris office is a strong option for organizations looking for a studio that blends brand, architecture, and long-horizon workplace strategy rather than treating office design as a narrow fit-out exercise.

Ortiz.León is one of the clearest office-focused additions for Madrid, with a long-running practice centered on workplace architecture, headquarters, and commercial office assets. The firm is especially relevant for companies or landlords looking for large-scale office planning with strong technical delivery, asset repositioning experience, and credible sustainability benchmarks.

NELSON Worldwide combines architecture, interior design, and brand strategy with a value-focused, business-minded approach to the built environment. The Chicago team’s own office move reflects how the firm thinks about modern workplace design: tighter collaboration, more purposeful amenity space, and environments that support hybrid work without losing personality.

DARK Arkitekter is part of a multidisciplinary Norwegian design group spanning architecture, landscape, planning, and interiors. It is a credible choice for office and workplace briefs that need a strong architectural backbone, especially when the project also involves refurbishment, urban integration, or a larger mixed-use context.

Ignite Architects Auckland is a useful option for office clients seeking a commercially minded design practice with both architectural and interior depth. The firm is especially relevant for workplace environments where efficient delivery, business usability, and solid project coordination matter more than a purely signature-led approach.

M.O.O.CON is a particularly relevant Vienna addition because it approaches workplaces from the strategic side first, linking space to organisational change, operations, and future ways of working. It is a strong fit for companies planning major office transformation, relocation, or workplace strategy programmes rather than design-only fit-outs.

IONDESIGN approaches workplace design from a broad interdisciplinary base that includes interior design, architecture, product design, and public design. That makes it a strong option for clients seeking offices that need integrated thinking across furniture, lighting, branding, and everyday utility rather than a narrow interior styling exercise.

Progetto CMR is one of the most established Milan firms for office design, headquarters planning, and large corporate interiors. It is especially useful for organizations that want a multidisciplinary partner able to handle workplace strategy, interior design, architecture, and delivery coordination across both fit-outs and larger office assets.

Denys & Von Arend is one of the more workplace-centered firms in the Barcelona market, with a portfolio that points directly to office design, headquarters, and corporate transformation work. For directory users looking for a practice with clear commercial workplace experience rather than broader residential or cultural architecture, it is a strong and relevant addition.

WORX is particularly relevant in Lisbon because it sits close to both workplace design and the broader office real estate market. Its office portfolio makes it a good fit for occupiers and landlords who want design decisions to connect directly to commercial use, tenant experience, and practical delivery.

GRAFT combines architecture, design, and urban thinking with a Berlin headquarters that actively embodies its approach to new work. The practice is especially relevant for clients seeking workplace environments with a strong architectural backbone, whether the brief is a creative headquarters, an office-led mixed-use building, or a more future-oriented hybrid workspace.

Bruzkus Greenberg brings a hospitality-aware design sensibility to workplace interiors, which makes the studio especially compelling for clients who want offices that feel polished, social, and materially rich without losing function. The practice has clear Berlin roots and direct workplace project evidence, including office environments that combine comfort, identity, and efficient planning.